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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, June %.
The quotations on the board of trade to-day
were as follows: Whcat-No June opened
6se5c, closed 6mtc nominal; July opened 7o1ac
closed 70i4c, August opened 72l9c closed 72lsc
COrn-No > June, opened 359sc nominal, closed
3j5Ec nominal; July, opened, 36l4c, closed
3G9s 1sc; August, opened 371ac, closed 3Slsc Oats
No. . June, opened &c nominal, closed 25l4c
asked July, opened 25ssc, closed 25Iec; August
opened 25asc, closed 25Jac Pork-,Ime, opened
81 % closed 5g3 90 nominal Lard-.June opened
S6.3a nominal, closed 6.3'la nominal.
Live stock-Quotations at the Union stock yards
ranged as follows; Hogs Market opened fairly
active with packers and shippers buying prices
jr lower; light grades sl75@500; rough pack
ing. Sii564aa; heavy packing and shipping
lots. 81 s54t5.G5. Cattle-Dull, lower, of course;
heeves g. l0Gi co: cows, Sl.21@3oo; stockers,
81 50d30D. Sheep Shade lower; common, s. It
a3 80; good g. i0sl ~; oregons, 81 90; lambs,
s. Goa 100 per head.
Produce Butter-Fancy Elgn creamery, 17tSG.
1Sc per ID; choice to fancy dairy, 1I61t6c fresh
packing 96qlSc gs-Strictly fresh 12Gf12l5c
per doz. Poultry-Hens. 71sc per h. ROSTERS, &c;
spring chickens. s150d.30O per doz, according to
size Potatoes Burbanks and Early Rose, 500
al 10 per bu in car lots on track; potatoes
81 50GfJ 60 per bbl, Berries Strawberries Mich
igan 60ca sl.e0 per l6qt case; Ohio, S1.5O@250
per 32-qt case red raspherries. Sl50 per 2ipt
case black raspberres $50 per 24qt case,
New York.
NEW York, june %
Wheat-Quirt No 1 red state, g}c; No. do.
So, No 2red winter June 8Sysc; do July. s434c
Corn Quiet: No mixed cash. &c: do June,
46c Oats-Quitt: No I white state, 3sc; No 9
do SIG; No mixed June, 32s4c. Rye and Bari
iey-Duil and nominal Pork-Du; old mess,
Si45o6l1415 Lard-SG 81 July; SG7s August.
Catts-no market for heeves Dull sale for
dressed beef: sides. Sc 59@150 Sheep and
Lambs Market Duli about steady prices for good
stock. but lower for inferior to common; sheep,
s. 3054p0 % lDu lbs, lambs. S45n0'. Hogs
None offered awe easier at the nominal range OF
S. 30ds5 90
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE,, June 9.
Wheat-Firm: cash 1lic; July. 711bc: Sep
tenIher, 145Sc CONFIRM; No g. SIC. Oats
Quiet, No. white Doc Rye-Steady: No l. SIC
Barley Dull. Nc =; SIC.
ROCK ISLAND,
uate-99c
Hiy-Timothy-&15 ~
-Wid-S15.0l61s,6 %
Rye--45c.
COrn--i2c.
Potaloes-70c New 81 %.
Cosl--Soft lie ha,u 20 0
Cord Wood Oak, 500; Hickory, s.
Straw-S6.00: baled S7.00.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24

Milwaukee,.


Wheat-Firm; cash, 1hc; July 71lbc: Sep
tenher, 745Sc Confirm; No g. sc Oats
Quiet, No. white, SOC Rye-Steady; No l, SIC
Barley DnIl Nc a. SIC.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24
z PER CENT MORTGAGES

E'oR SALE A GOOD SECOND HAND
Buggy Harness. Inquire at this office 2a-tf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24
Trains Leave for Chicago.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 nEIINs,Y

Depot, Moline Avenue,
j. F. COOK, Agent. Rock island
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National Salute at Sunrise.
$3.50 a. m. Parade-From Court House Square to
Union Square, on principal streets.
10 80 a. m. Rock Island Firemens Tournament
and Contest for Prizes-Firet prize,
$50; second prize, $25.
II 80 a. m. Foot Race by Firemen-First prize,
Sl0 second prize, So
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NOTICE.-TO THE CREDITORS OF THE
~ CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMrANN. Of

T. .
liar ford. Conn.
The following Is copy order of Hon Dwight " Par.
dee Judge OF the supreme of Errors 81 Conuectcut
mnaa time for the presentation OF claims against said
COMPANY which order was passed october l. iso6
The the Charter oak Life Insurance Company
hereby required present their claims against said COZ
ny Isaac W. Brooks aud Edmund \ s,eluln OF Hart
ot Conn., Receivers OF sail company, OF 10 one o. uen N
LIST day OF July lsS7 sad claims shall 20
writing. and OF policy claims they shall rcer
policy which said clam made TAR pOssi-
bic number OF policy and name OF Insured and tie nature
and Of such claim, ny the person making the sane
shall forth at large claim made by IN
Executor Administrator Conservator, Guardian or TRUSTED,
proof OF appointment under seal OF the proper COURT
must accompany sad claim and all claims against SAN conf
shalt presentc Ia sad Receivers within tho
mc herein limited Will Ice forever barred Of recovery ont "
and ContOl OF the Receivers
Attest ..o.,,. ,,......,.-
EDMUND \. sTEDMAN. '''NN''N'7'
IIlrffo Conn lS~j
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DETER i. MEYER, Auc, inneer.

Under and OF order ana decree OF te sar
rogae the County Orange made su entered on the 10Th
mg he execution OF said decree made !sth
day Of April los l. me nneIsSwet t A. t io 9
OF Goshen. in the county of orang dccea-ci VIII sen a. gao
Limited Nos ~ To Lberiv.st Newiork. on ihnsday
,r 'o,i va" %. uni u s sat Henry YoGnss
time OF Of in and to the following dscoe te' es'
's p lot 4" In VITA lie building thereon known as na@er
six hundred and eight Eighth ave- III New ork ny
benz IN" sonIheastcIy OF th and Forty third,
sand city, aud being twenty lee, sn iU' M en on
sand Eghhaye and IN rear ana eiShV 'ec' ""'P"o"
each side thereof A. ,,,,. ,,.r,oo tnoyn "A
rmr , h9niIei and seventy TOUR Eishthave in the city
Of Newer LYING on tre thc corner sS Of
beng twenty eet IN front on Lisn ave al" III i' al"
Also q land known IS number , two anSareG a1i
West Forty r st. M e coy pon q cy eet
castcry the line Of Eglltaye ani r@g onss S
sTy Sty feet thence westerly feet thence north.
Ell, eighty feet 70 The place OF beginning
Dated May . 1854 ANNIE J. YoUNGs. AdminstIatrx.
Henry C Duryea attorney for admI. Goshen. " y.
CUpREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
r9r?Ek Prey va rs LS eSMtk KAS'& ss
tepaants MNoNs-Trlal desired in Newlork County,
10 the above named defendants ,,., ,,,.
acton and 70 ssTye coy o. sTn h service Of his sum
mons exclusive Of The day Of service ease Of tall
70 appear or snsWsT Judgment VIII ~ % so aSa
HERBERT +. DlCkNoN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Post Once address No 1875 Broadway New
York city, New-York -, or rnr-Ii
TO L. N. POTTER II. f. DREW and the 81; LV IN NJ.
KANSAS CITY AND COLORADO RAiLho->D WA
PANY. the defendants above named;
pursuant order Of the Honorable EaMau Xew
one Court OF inc oa'e W. .or,
York dated the 3lst OF May 1881 and nie ~ nv Of
plant the once Of the Clerk OF the Sity ss Vor "
New York at the Court House in said cry oil Ne"'io
Dated New. York, May. 81. lss1 = nrcysoy
Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and Post Office address, No 1875 BroaawN Ne"
York CITY, New-York.
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OUT TO-DAY,
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"ThOUTING IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. illustrated.
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VICTORY OF THE YACHT "CORONfl.' Illustrated
W. " King II. , u, 1850,
l40 NASSA ST. NEW.IOkK.
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CHAMBERS.sT AND BROADWAY. I
NEw.i DIX. June J. 1851
APPLICATIONS FOR EXEMPTIONS WILL BE
from daily from all persons hitherto abe
recently serving who have become exempt and all needed
information will be given.
who have answered their liability proved
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All good citizens will aid the of Justice and secure
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Jury service withhold paper or make any iase
statement and every case will be fully prosecuted
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Commissioner Of Jurors.
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C,SArrtN PACIFIC RAILWAY CoNrtNf(
OFFICE - TIE SKChfItEi.
MoNIRAL. MAY u.s. ls-7. y
rT'UE HALF-YEARLl INTEREST on the
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YORK or a. the office Mcssrs Blake, IoiS~eVan CO., II
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-CITY
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viii and testament OF EDWAiiD OSBORN, deceased.
plaintiffs against The West Twenty nfth street
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uon property city OF New YORK ~ The county ana
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law" WV '' j. iiERRICK HENRY.
plaintiffs Attorney.
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N-EW-NORK CENTRAL AND HUDSOl
n RIVER RAILROAD. ~
GREAT FOURTRACk TRUNK LINE
ON aud after May - trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOE

nd Finest Passenger station IN America
IN Express. drdwinE-roOh 10 Npahy'
Troy PlattSbug ~ Abaus. KolsoS fnit anu SNlaVu'o
m FAMOUS en- AGO LlMlI - composer
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and sleeping cars Albany Utica. Syracmse Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara FAILS Ere. Cleveland ana lo'c"o sii''"s
Chicago 800 next day. ,---
tlD31 Chicago Express drawing room cars 10 Nau'H
ant Rochester. ,,....
1880 a Western New OrN anu Notth"r" HAPie''
with drawing room cars. $500. ,... .,,,. ,r,,n,..
to Troy.
4 D. M AccominoIatio to Albany and Troy -
u d. asst Chicago Express. WIN sic ping ears LOT
Niagara Falls Buffalo Toronto. Toledo Detroit anu chicago
.t{0 n M Fast Cincinnati and II. Louis Express win
sleeping Cleveland Cincinnati lnanapohs anu ~
Louis also 10 Auburn Geneva and anandaigua MA.
burg st Al ians Montreal Runs 10 UTICA stopping AZ
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/. m SPECIAL sleeper arrives Rochester iloa h' bu
falo 30 IN aud Cleveland l2:l D. M next day .,,
tglJ Pacific Express, with sleeping cars LOT hocno
ter unalo Niagara Fails Cleveland Toledo. 'etIo ah
Chicago sleeping Clayton via Cca uay eA0ep'
Saturday. 81, ,-.,....,r, % Albany
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and w ESI.
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Daily except SUNDAYS. Bucso and Osweso EiTrT rs
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Utica connect Scranton for Ptston, WtlkesoMre ps9
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iate stations - 49, ,. D.. u,o,.r Gan
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I p. Daily Bunao Limited EIpress or stronS'p W
Scranton Binghamon Owego Elmira, corning. batn, way
land Buffalo. &c. arriving In Buffalo TAO a. MI sleeping
q D M Daily Buffalo, Utica and Qswego Express for
stroudsburs Scranton. Binghsmon Cortland Syracuse
Oswego Greene oxford, Norwich, Utcs and Hohneld
SPRING. connects Owsso Ithaca and intermediate sta
except Saturdays Connects ct Buffalo with trains Tor
eli points West
Toke for sale and baggage checked 25 Broadway and
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ureasmakins.

A F. JAMMES, Robes ct contecti0ns ric II.s
N. Mobiles des premieres masons dc fariA issus
.tfs Uantes pouyesutes. - West 30thst
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Steamboats, and Railroads.

DlGuu&uuuIo uilu
>-------------~---~~-~>---
\ -A.-BOSTON and NEWPORT, NORTH
N and EAST va al. ysr t 1n s'saIe oo, Of murray
ST. At p m daily SUNDAYS inclule'D Connection by An
9I GGi tT@% 6% Fca A s sTi ''i
stamp, for copy OF old Colony or Pilgrim Lind
A MARY POWELL.-For Cranston, Yves, Vest
faaskccse yio ar. Honioat and KinS; ".1 3 9aly
PESf 4seTSi X%'Fy S n o
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE;MPal
ae, ste1p,r, pEEw nn RON D Fer r. H. loot
Trc 1T received until the hour OF Departure
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT
b. NoRFOLK, VA. and SOUTH. - pa,,,,...
,a Penn r AFRO Hne at P 6a f Fari %
No'oiA Cen Pass. Agent. Sly Broadway NJ T.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
AE b a@$-SS ,5 E,Ss y s%15,sgH
Icaye nrookyn F!tonst 10y Annex 90 a. m.
lave New York West 22d.t 20 a. H.
ForALBANy. landing at Yo3ksrs West Point Nsw6nTs'
Knnebeck Catskui aud HUDSON l'etuih1hs'
leave Albany $50 a III.
Adne BAND attached to each boat.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH ,,a,,,
i NEW.YORK. NEW-HAVEN AMI HARi + o"o ~
Trains, Iarl' RIVER ,t;p9 e'rasr Il ,ri n RSs
cicfc y soa 5a,ar3,n s svi &c +, 1A !;
TX 10 ,s1I no 1850 p m tsr Nor
r. roa itn9Ss ps9 Ms, nsy Bar
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denwn aad 5utisd branchoA aGi Bos'oa AL
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t,ons A. l3:lp 70. idy. except MontAy% -.
SUNDAY Trains ar New fo'heic ana AZ lhtrrWehae ~
M l20l and $50 p M. ihr larer tdlh tOhhoct
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4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LIN +. -
~. steamers cry Or ROY ana SARhrDGA leav5
fontD Crr.ippher.t North Rv'r ly etc,pt 80 iri'T:
Albany. Troy E1cur'pn.Ick'ts SD
CATSKILL EVENING LINE. ~
steamers Katt,Tskill and Cat.ki leave PER ~ y ~
Ca,sKiiI Mountain and caro- Railroad commenting Jniy
Ka4fcr-k will -svo saturday 40 D. M wa tel hret az
circular IN list hoGses. tt : N al me per OF
s,ut Ia any address by j. HUGHES. Treas.
C.tsAu. y. Y
NORWICH LINE. for Boston. Worcester
All ,oftf. Pier North River loot OF watts
81 fn.yf pcr above frrrv) daily sundays e1
ceptci At : D. M steamers city Of Worcester city ~
H..fnu civ of cw York" and city 81 Lawrence
and -at ,oms 2O1. pol J31 40 and 0
RrnadNay, 10 and II Grccnwiohst. l"3 BiWrIV As'.r
House Windsor ami Cosmopolitan hni"- -'N fultOh st.
q. W. BRADY. Agent
DROVIDLNCE LINE. REOPENlNG.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE lNT.
for Providence and Northern New England points
steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
Will leave PIER 20 v H.. daily except sunday At p m
w r.. BABCoCK. &C. PA H. BRIGGS. G. p A.
C,ToNINGTON LINE. Inside Route for